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Discussion

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

22 May 2020

While i was checking out the paper in which this species is described I found out that, the species name (calcitrans) is derived from the Latin word calcitrare ('to kick'), referring to the very rapid movement of legs III during display by males of this species.

Maratus calcitrans

Harrisi wrote:

28 Aug 2019

Thanks Michael...I jagged that one!

Urodacus manicatus

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

28 Aug 2019

The arm segments of the rock scorpion are bulging and its nippers are claw like, while the wood scorpion has weedy thin arm segments and snipper like nippers.

Urodacus manicatus

TonyWood wrote:

4 Nov 2015

Yes, single flower (fertilized) and prostrate leaf (withered), I think it is G. major.

Glossodia major